Locate Sources for your Research

DO NOT cite any encyclopedias or wiki-anything. You will lose points.

Ironwood Library's Resource List

Google Scholar

ERIC: Research Resources

University of NC Wilmington's Research Center

JSTOR

DOAJ

Step 4: Research: News

Additional Ideas

Books

You can (and perhaps should) read a book or two if you are writing a history EE. If you are writing a literature EE, you will need to read the text(s) you are investigating.

Interview

Try and conduct an interview or two. Reach out to the author of your book (if it is possible to do so). Contact local university professors who are experts in their fields.

Library of Congress

This is a remarkable resource. CLICK HERE!

Step 4: Research: List

If you are struggling with the research phase, schedule a meeting with you mentor. He or she will provide guidance.

Note: This meeting should not be used to generate your Interim Reflection on the RPPF.

Step 4: Research: Welcome